Apple has indefinitely stopped signing iOS 18.6.2, which means iPhone users who have updated to iOS 26 cannot go back to the ...

If you installed iOS 26 on your iPhone, it is now officially impossible to downgrade. Apple has stopped "signing" iOS 18.6.2, which means you cannot install iOS 18 on your iPhone. If you're currently ...

The iOS 26 update is impressive, but there's some bad news if you didn't like it. Apple has stopped signing iOS 18, restricting users from downgrading.

Apple released the all-new software for the iPhone, iOS 26, on Sept. 15. The first update has just landed. Here’s what’s in ...

Apple just released iOS 26.0.1. But if you haven’t updated to the new iOS 26 software cycle, or can’t, there’s an alternative ...

September, and Apple is increasingly urging hesitant users to update. However, this decision should be carefully considered, as it is no longer possible to downgrade to an earlier iOS version.

Apple users facing bugs or slow speed on iOS 26 can switch back to iOS 18.6.2 for better performance. The downgrade process ...

As it usually does after a new iOS release, Apple has stopped validating its older mobile OS. So, if you upgraded to iOS 26, ...

Apple has stopped signing iOS 18.6.2, which means that if you've upgraded to iOS 26, you're no longer able to downgrade to a ...

Now you've had a few days to get used to the new iOS 26 update, chances are, you've made your decision on whether you love it ...

The new iOS 26 is here, but for many iPhone users, the update has been a source of frustration due to performance issues and ...